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Waqas Munir
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I need a formula to get an exact value by vlookup detail is mentioned below

 

If Col C1=40658874, 40658880 and D1=P987006    E1= 40658874

I need a formula in F11 to get the value of D1 by matching E1

D1=Vlookup(E1,D:D,2,False) this formula is not working as C1 contains 2 values with a comma.

Note=c1 have 2 ot more than 2 values.

Thanks in advance for your help.

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Waqas Munir

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Hi Waqas

Try using wildcard when matching but make sure that the entire column to search is text and not a mixture of numbers and text.

Something like this :

=VLOOKUP("*"&C2&"*",A1:B4,2,FALSE)

Hope this helps.

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column have mixture of values text and numbers but if i can remove comma between to numbers from cell that is like 654987 6598874 instead of 654987, 659874 then can we convert all the column into numbers and can i have any formula to get the exact value???

more over the formula you mentioned have any error because if C1 gave zero value your given formula take the first value of array.

A B   C D
40654468, 65498713 65541     65541
65498754 65987   65498754 65987

i need a formula that should work for single and multiple value of the cell as shown below

   
65498741 65987465 369874
65987456 98765474 149865
65987123 65875412 259874
65983214 653214
65783595 894532

Please suggest a vlookup that i enter in D1 like this =vlookup(C1,A:B,2,false)...now if C1 have 65498741 then D1 should be equal to 369874 which is matched in A1 as shown above and if C1 65783595 then D1 should be 894532 which is matched in A5 as shown above.

Thanks for your cooperation.

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Try

=IFERROR(VLOOKUP("*"&C1&"*",$A$1:$B$5,2,FALSE),VLOOKUP(C1,$A$1:$B$5,2,FALSE))

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